'Voices to End Hunger' puts on virtual shows to feed the needy impacted by the pandemic
Two Brooklyn kids are making sure no one goes hungry as New Yorkers struggle with food insecurity amid the pandemic.
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Jan 21, 2021, 1:42 PM
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332ds agoTwo Brooklyn kids are making sure no one goes hungry as New Yorkers struggle with food insecurity amid the pandemic.
Thirteen-year-old Jolie Wasserman and 9-year-old Scarlett Diviney are part of "Voices to End Hunger" and are raising awareness and money for those in need by putting their talents to good use with virtual cabaret-style shows.
"Voices to End Hunger" will host their next virtual cabaret ahead of Valentine's Day.
